Posted by Brandon Barrett | Jun 27, 2012 | News
Internet giant Google started photographing the streets of Colombia Wednesday for its Street View program, which provides panoramic views of much of the world using satellite, mapping and imaging technologies. Google will send...
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Peruvian media reported Tuesday that over 1,000 rifles originally belonging to the country’s air force were sold to Colombian guerrilla group the FARC in 2004. A congressional committee in Peru will investigate the claims...
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The Organization of American States (OAS), an international union comprised of 35 states in the Americas, will investigate the Colombian State’s role in the 1998 Santo Domingo massacre that killed 17 civilians and injured...
Read MorePosted by Brandon Barrett | Jun 26, 2012 | News
Colombia’s State Council upheld a lawsuit against current Senate President Juan Manuel Corzo for using his political position to influence the 2007 election of the head of a state-backed development organization in...
Read MorePosted by Brandon Barrett | Jun 26, 2012 | zSports
Colombia’s Alejandro Falla upset the top-seeded American player Monday at Wimbledon, the most iconic tournament in tennis, in a grueling five-set match. Falla, who sat at 73rd in the world rankings before the match,...
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